NOXIOUS Featuring Ex-NILE Member CHIEF SPIRES: New Video Available

June 21, 2007

NOXIOUS, the South Carolina-based band featuring former NILE/SHAITAN MAZAR bassist/vocalist Chief Spires, ex-SHAITAN MAZAR guitarist Robert Dirr and ex-SHAITAN MAZAR drummer Jake Axelson, has posted its video for the song "Ultimatum" at this location (Windows Media). The track comes off the group's new EP, "Revilutia", due on July 14.

According to a press release, "Revilutia" is "quite possibly NOXIOUS' most ambitious work to date! Although it contains only six songs, 'Revilutia' is a sonic testament to the blood, sweat and beers that the group poured into every aspect of this project. No stone was left unturned, no detail too minute for this record, and we think all of you will agree when you hear the final product!"

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